Toying Around With The New Telescope.

Chlorociboria aeruginascens

Senescing Bloodroot (Sanguinaria canadensis).  This plant in the Poppy family produces a beautiful white flower in springtime and is rare in some areas.  It's common name comes from the deep red chemicals found in it's rhizome which can be used as a dye.  Medicinally it has sedative and painkilling properties but is simultaneously poisonous due to Sanguinarine.  In colonial times this plant could be commonly found growing in one's backyard.  Due to it's former use as an agent to induce abortions, the mere presence of this flower in one's yard could result in being labeled as a witch and persecution.

Curcubita sp.

Inocybe sp.

Pholiota limonella

Alliaria petiolata

Russula mariae

Datura inoxia-Here in Puerto Rico species of the Datura and Brugmansia genera are commonly referred to as Campana (Bell, in reference to the flower) and are notorious for the hallucinations and delirium they can cause when ingested.

Summer can't come soon enough.